100 DVD+/-Rs for £19.98 delivered from amazon

davey12

As the title says, 100 DVD -/+Rs on a spindle. Seems to be cheapest price ive found about, link below is to the -Rs, if you want the +Rs look for the "other items that might interest you bit" on amazons site at the bottom

anyone know any voucher codes for amazon?

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Insert by Martin  Apologies - the email incorrectly stated these were philips, they're not

scumgrinder

As the title says, 100 DVD -/+Rs on a spindle. Seems to be cheapest price ive found about, link below is to the -Rs, if you want the +Rs look for the "other items that might interest you bit" on amazons site at the bottom

anyone know any voucher codes for amazon?

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posted before, and already tonight!
http://forum.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=Urgents;action=display;num=1104252711

muckell

Thanks thats a really good price, i usually buy mine from Ebuyer but that beats their price

Cal_3

Just a word of warning these discs are supposed to be terrible , I can`t confirm this myself!.

check out
for info on what dvd-r`s to use

http://www.digitalfaq.com/media/dvdmedia.htm

also cheap media

overclockers.co.uk

Budget DVD-R 8x Infosmart (50 Tub) £7.75 Including VAT

works out even cheaper.

Shinds

I've used these Discs and they are Pukka.

They even pick up as 8x Speed on my Pioneer 108 DVD Burner.

gromituk

I've used these Discs and they are Pukka.

But how long have you stored them before seeing if the data is still there?

alared

How long do you need to store them,1 day,1week,1 month,1year?
The manufacturer has been in business since 1957 (all info on Amazon site)
It seems like the old nonsense about supermarket petrol being inferior to named brands.

pee2pee

what about svp.co.uk - much better media, usually free delivery, best customer service I've seen in all my life and cheap enough media...

martint123

I ordered a tub of these yesterday, arrived this morning.
Box OK, but internal packing awfull. fastened in by cover of tub, disks are heavy and 'escaped' by smashing the end off.
Returning for cash back.

Tried a couple of the disks - ID is CMC MAG AF1 and the site
http://www.digitalfaq.com/media/dvdmedia.htm
Puts them in the "Pathetic garbage media, landfill material, about 0-50% success rate:" category and I agree - both seemd to write OK, but failed to read even the first 'sector'.

gromituk

How long do you need to store them,1 day,1week,1 month,1year?

You tell me - how long do you want your data to last?

The manufacturer has been in business since 1957 (all info on Amazon site)

This has no relevance at all. There are plenty of companies who have been around for a long time who sell cheap stuff which just about works.

It seems like the old nonsense about supermarket petrol being inferior to named brands.

I agree that there is a lot of nonsense about the differences between petrol, which doesn't stand up. This is rather different, though.

I am merely warning you that if you put faith in these disks to store valuable data, you might come a cropper when you come back to them later and the data has disappeared. If there's nothing you can't replace, then go ahead and enjoy them.

booogle

Got my Hi space dvd-r today. Burned 2 discs, one data and one dvd video. Both show as 100% in a nero scandisk surface scan and the discs read in all my devices. Hopefully I've got a good batch!